Does this interfere with touch screen operations?
13160
I don't know for certain as the LCD on my camera that's protected with this screen is not a touch screen but I would say with a very high degree of certainty yes it would interfere. This is a solid sheet of glass that attaches over the LCD. There is some relief (space) between this protector and the LCD so I'm confident there is no "contact" with the actual display. There are definitely products out there that won't interfere though. If you cant find one custom made for your camera purchase one of the screen protectors for an iphone and cut it to size.
1647692
I've had no issues with my hand affecting things on the screen. It's only where the pen touches the screen that things are affected. I haven't used the touch feature to much but my experience so far has been that the screen is only receptive to touch gestures from your finger tips. The side of your daring hand doesn't result the screen being moved.
909152
Yes . the only time my screen is expose is when I am making or receiving calls or when in use.
198787
No, I found sensitivity is slightly reduced, but its not a crippling reducton. Actually, I welcomed the sensitivity reduction because it lowered the frequency of unintended touch screen 'events'.
1307402
Doesn't appear so. They both click on the same round part of the keyboard/trackpad. There are rubber feet inside that would make it not contact the piece at all.
1849915
Yes. Search for Pen and Touch in Control Panel (this can also be found in system tray by double clicking on "flicks"). Select the Touch tab and uncheck the option to 'Use your finger as an input device'This disables the touch functionality on the HP TouchSmart
1369608
I have not found it to be a problem. I do have a screen protection film on my screen. The only drawback I have found is you have a limited viewing angle if you keep the keyboard in place. I have to remove the keyboard to change the angle to one that works better for me. Since the Keyboard is bluetooth enabled it doesn't change the ability to perform.
1035883
Not really - the screen seems unresponsive at times and, at least from my own experience, I have to reset the unit on occasion to get it to work again. I think it's related to the screen using optical touch recognition rather than capacitive touch like a smartphone.
1141125
Strange, don't have any suggestions other than it maybe bad as it is not suppose to do that and imagine it would drive one crazy.Is there anything close to it that may interfere with the touch bar?
2133660
No, but it does not bother you if you do not use it. I really like the computer and do not use the touch screen part more than once a month. Some times it sure is nice to increase the size of the image however.
331065
Had this same problem. Someone told me the oil from your fingers messes up the touchscreen. Simple soloution-clean with Windex.
407703
Yes, it shouldn't interfere. I have a Smart Cover too and it continued sending the screen to sleep when I closed it having te iVisor on.
1942925
It is not touch screen. Use the toggle button located below the screen instead. Good luck.
1004562
I'm pretty certain no, can't check it right know. Though you can always use the touch screen keyboard.
541769
I can't tell u why this is happening. I am having an issue with mines as well. The touchscreen on the corners no longer function.I have considered taking it to a Best Buy for inspection. Not happy with this purchase. I no longer use it.
544232
I have not had any problem with the protective touch screen. It has just the right amount of sensitivity. I am 110% satisfied with this OutterBox.
1478036
No, it doesn't interfere with any of the hands-free on my device. The smart scroll and the air browse both still work just as they did without the protector. In fact the only difference I've been able to see from the bare glass is the tempered glass doesn't attract finger prints hardly at all, where as my bare screen smudged very easily. There really are no trade-offs here, it's all good things.